Friends of Renma dojo we would like to wish you all a Happy Easter.
Training sessions in all three groups will begin as normal on Tuesday 10 April.
Kick off of the 28th European Kendo Championship 2017 – Budapest
The 28th European Kendo Championship has kicked off a few minutes ago in Budapest !!!
We would like to wish the members of our national team to be successful in their games and especially in Renma Dojo’s own sensei Nikos Nicolouzos. !!!
The championship will be broadcast live from the European Kendo Federations channel:
Easter Wishes for 2017
Friends of Renma dojo we would like to wish you all a Happy Easter.
Training sessions in all three groups will begin as normal on Thursday 20 April.
Celebrating International Women’s Day at RenMa Dojo
Kendo is a very physically demanding sport and in the minds of most it seems to be more suitable to the male physique. Contrary to widespread belief Kendo is enjoyed as a unisex activity.
When Swords Cross False ideas Die
In a series of articles researcher Rita Dekšnytė presents the reasons for the Kendo is among the sports with equally high participation of men and women (pay special attention to the article: In Search of a Truly Gender-neutral Sport: The Case of Kendo)
For those who maintain doubts we refer you to the video of the women’s division final match of the 16th world kendo championship between Japan and Korea:
See also the interview on Women’s Kendo by Kazuyo Matsuda sensei (7th Dan Kendo Renshi):
Finally for the movie goers among you we suggest the file Bushido 16
To celebrate International Women’s Day the female students of Renma will participate in a special ‘gift’ workout: 10 minutes kakari geiko and 50 haya suburi.
LadIes please be present and do your best.
女性様がんばってください
[Josei sama gambate kudasai !!!]
Fundraising campaign for the Greek Kendo National Team
This year the Greek National Kendo Team more dynamic than ever, is preparing fot All-European Kendo Championships to be held in Budapest on 12-14 May. Our athletes, as usual, have to cover all the expenses for transportation, accommodation and equipment costs from their own funds.
What can we do to support our athletes? We can send a small or large amount of money through the Generosity platform to support the team that will represent us.
Support the Greek National Kendo Team: